The Council of Graduate Schools defines mentoring as: “… a more senior individual who provides career and psychosocial support to a junior member of a given organization. Recently, mentors have been found to exist laterally, virtually, among peers, and with individuals outside of the professional context.
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The College of Liberal Arts recognizes the work accomplished by the last cohort of the Faculty Development Center Fellows. The faculty members working in the Humanistic Studies, Social Science, Creative Endeavors, and Instructional Excellence, have made significant contributions to the learning, discovery, and creative mission of our university.
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Undersea cables are vital components of the global economy and international security. 97% of global communications are transmitted by these cables and are part of an estimated 212 cable systems containing 750,000 miles of fiber.
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The following list of grant and fellowship opportunities is a part of an ongoing biweekly CLA online news announcement series. This series is focused on extramural funding opportunities for social science and humanities scholars and graduate students.
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The School of Languages and Cultures’ Graduate Student Committee has a strong tradition of organizing excellent symposia on various topics that are broadly relevant to scholars in the humanities and the social sciences. This year is no exception!
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Professors Song, Flachs, and Ju discuss the first social scientific lessons taught by the COVID pandemic: what went well, what did not, and what may change as a result of it.
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The ROSETTA initiative, a Purdue interdisciplinary team science project, won a $1,000,000 National Science Foundation award to build an artificial intelligence-based framework for modeling complex urban constructions from a small number of remote sensing and field observations. The project will use advanced drone technology to surveil the land, which saves time and some situations may replace or minimize archaeological digs, which often destroy parts of the site to reveal its structure.
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There are grant programs and grant programs. Some are highly contextual, meant to live for a season of funding, while others have a long shelf life, aiming at programmatic, continuing impact.
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Purdue University is part of Humanities Without Walls, and as a special benefit, we are invited to compete in the limited submission competition for humanities research Grand Challenge grants. Humanities Without Walls invites applications for interdisciplinary, collaborative, research-based projects in the humanities and arts that build a clearly communicated commitment to methodologies of reciprocity and redistribution into their project design and proposal narratives, regardless of the research topic or theme they focus on.
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The COVID-19 crisis has changed many of our work routines, graduate education processes, and research support methodologies. All Purdue COVID-19 resources can be accessed on the site https://protect.
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